From WB Farm · Village Kular · Punjab

Living soil.
Honest food.

We make vermicompost on our family farm and grow our own crops in it, without chemicals. Now the same soil goes to your pots, terrace and kitchen garden.

“Feed the soil, and it feeds you.”The one rule we farm by.
A Sikh farmer with a hoe on his shoulder walking through a mustard field in bloom
Sarson season, Punjab
  • Made on our own farm
  • Sieved to 3 mm
  • No chemical inputs
  • Batch numbered
  • Doorstep delivery
Hands cupping dark, crumbly vermicompost
Earthworms in a handful of compost

Our story

It starts with a handful of dark, sweet-smelling earth.

At WB Farm in the Shivalik foothills, we stopped forcing the land with chemicals. We fed it compost made by earthworms, planted native trees along the edges, and watched the soil come back to life. Everything we sell grows out of that soil.

Traceable, shed to pot

How a bag of WB Vermicompost is made

Every step happens on our farm. Nothing is bought in, blended or bulked up.

  1. A woman milking a buffalo at the village dairy shed
    i.

    Cow dung & residues

    Aged dung from our cattle, mixed with plant residues from our fields.

    Day 0
  2. Shovel in a compost heap
    ii.

    Pre-composting

    Heaped and turned until the heat settles.

    15–20 days
  3. Earthworms in compost
    iii.

    Worm beds

    Eisenia fetida earthworms digest it in shaded, hand-watered beds.

    45–60 days
  4. Hands holding fine sieved compost
    iv.

    Sieving

    Air-dried and passed through a 3 mm mesh.

    2–3 days
  5. WB Agro vermicompost 5 kg pack
    v.

    Packed & shipped

    Bagged with a batch number and sent to your door.

    Dispatch in 48 h
60days in the worm beds
3 mmscreen for an even grain
0chemical inputs
10,000+saplings in our forest

Day counts are typical and vary with season. Nutrient values are declared on each pack from its batch lab report.

A Punjab mustard field in full bloom

Our philosophy

“A handful of healthy soil holds more living things than there are people on earth. Our job is to keep them fed.”
The WB Farm team
Young farmers celebrating on a tractor near Anandpur Sahib
A glass of tea on a fence post in the fields

Visit WB Farm

Spend a morning in the fields

Families, schools and home gardeners are welcome at the farm in Village Kular. Get your hands in the soil, and take a plant home.

  • i.A guided walk through the worm beds and fields
  • ii.A hands-on potting session with our soil mix
  • iii.Farm tea and seasonal snacks under the trees
Freshly harvested leafy greens

Free download

The North India kitchen garden calendar

What to sow each month, from methi in October to bhindi in March. One printable page for Punjab, Haryana and Delhi NCR.

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We send the one-page calendar as a PDF on WhatsApp. Save our number to get the weekly farm updates too.

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